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Host Mike Kent gives an in-depth review of pricing impacts of the current tight real estate market.

Kirk and Steve talk about keeping new technicians up to date with older technology since some of those cars are still on the road.

Guest host Charlie Crabtree of The Fourth Corner welcomes Secretary of State Kim Wyman to discuss matters relating to election integrity and security. Then, Republican Representative Vincent Buys of Lynden joins Charlie to discuss his candidacy. What is the current state of actions resulting from the so-called Hirst fix passed by the Legislature earlier this year?

Host Mark Kay Robinson welcomes Doug White and Bethany Aldrich of Windermere Property Management to talk Rental Property Management. How does the current regulatory environment affect the availability of affordable housing?

Host Dillon Honcoop welcomes Hans Wolfisberg of Edelweiss Dairy to discuss on continuing struggle for access to water for Agriculture. Then, Laura Smith of Smith Brothers farms joins with an update on the Dairy Markets. Is there any end in sight to the struggles resulting from depressed dairy prices?

Host Dick Donahue talks about how oil could be an American weapon, new reports on 2nd quarter GDP and home sales, and 10 sign to watch for dementia.

Host Mike Kent welcomes Stephanie Surrey of Owns Corning to talk about their history, and their help for homeowners, especially with respiratory issues.

The guys talk extended warranties and take listener questions about funny car noises.

Guest Host Charlie Crabtree, President of The Fourth Corner, interviews Bruce Ayers, former local Republican Party Chair and Bellingham City Councilperson. Ayers has continued his involvement in local political issues. Ayers offers his perspective as a Conservative and past Bellingham City Councilman on current issues, the political winds of change made and the importance of elections.

Host Dillon Honcoop welcomes Jason Vander Kooy of Harmony Dairy to discuss farm advocacy. What is Save Family Farming? Why is farm advocacy important now more than ever?